Sentence examples for model articulating from inspiring English sources

A composite model articulating five factors of the socio-emotional competency is depicted.

Although it was time and resource intensive to gain input from stakeholders in a range of positions (i.e., practitioners, managers, policy makers), the process ensured we had access to appropriate and adequate information to build a model articulating a plausible program theory [ 37].

The definition used here is that a business model "articulates the logic … that demonstrates how a business creates and delivers value to customers [and] outlines the architecture of revenues, costs, and profits associated with … delivering that value" (Teece 2010, p. 173).

There's even a late model articulated bus, the Metro Rapid 761, that runs from the Busway (in a convoluted way down Van Nuys Blvd and west along Ventura) to the 405 and on to the West Side.

If our interest is in protecting women at risk, then the model articulated in the Weiand v. State case strikes a much better balance, giving abused partners the ability to "stand their ground" at home, without creating a society where lone wolves can provoke public conflicts and then settle them at gunpoint.

The measurement model articulated the relationships between the latent variables and the measured (observed) variables, whereas the structural model articulated the relationships between the exogenous and endogenous latent variables [ 58].

The model articulates the theory of change embedded in CPHC services in the Australian context, identifying outcomes, the strategies and activities undertaken and how these strategies and activities were intended to bring about desired changes.

These traits were considered as the phenotypic core of vulnerability to schizophrenia in the diathesis-stress models of the illness a model articulated in 1927 by Éugene Minkowski, a French psychiatrist and a pupil of Eugen Bleuler: The notion of schizophrenia as a mental disease can be decomposed into two factors of different order.

A recent factor analysis (Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 25, 2012, p. 533) has been used to extend the transdiagnostic model articulated by Mansell (2005, p. 141) to focus on the role of IU as a facet of the model that is important to address in treatment.

These attentional anchors constitute new proto-mathematical objects amenable to reflecting, modeling, articulating, and expressing in formal symbolic notation.

Additionally, teams need to develop shared mental models, articulate clear goals, and remain vigilant for new developments.